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Lil Rob shared his journey in music, from his early musical efforts to his recent endeavors. He reminisced about working at the Blade Studio, a small space in Denver, where he spent hours perfecting his songs. Talking about his musical influences, Lil Rob mentioned his late father, who was a singer himself. He shared that he was proud of his roots and frequently represented them through the "Brown Pride" statement. The rapper expressed his intention to promote unity and pride within the brown community. He discussed the challenge of using samples in his music due to copyright restrictions but highlighted that his aim is to entertain and show his fans a good time. On his journey, he emphasized the importance of being resilient and surrounding oneself with good people.
Interview by: Justin Hunte
